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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Creole Maiden in Society.


 Creole Maiden fin Society.
 Three or four years spent in the conyeot, apd r,adauolSelle La Creole Is free Perhaps before making her debut kbe studies under mas,ars of music, languages, literature, and drawing for s year or moreL Then sbe s par mitt.,h a forulaI entrance into society, sbe has crossed the hoSery borders of girihood, and has developed Into lovely young vo- man Th,r, is fasc3natio1 saumosf1ng in Der dark bouid eyes. e he< fringed lids dropping over thern sofrsn bot do nos diminish ebeir hrilIiancv Her oompleKjon has either an ivorine pallor, Os s of creamy Nniseness aoso Iueely dazzling, and of sanny textor@ Nith hair black as the ravens wing Her taos nAS not much color save in Der lips
 She Is uslaIly small. but rarely angular Her Tmbs. however slender, are rounded, with uecuIiarly supple jOiDez Her gait s en undulattny glide, due, say the anacomists, 70 tbe ,noiiscatio,ls climate hss produced in the oSsaous formation of the creoles No Vo- man of her rs,e can ever be seen walking, as SO many American women walk, as If the5 were continually ascending stairs AS rus, sbe viii hav,a magnificent hair. One wonders, in marking tbe luxuriance ot tbess tTesse-, hos. the little beads contrive to cary sueo yEsi.,h. Very rarely indeed is blonde sen .r,or, .hs-, bnt they themselves fairly adore the Saxon type With all Der heart anu s0Il the dcbusanse enjoys the sayety in1o wnicn she has plunged. Of dancing she never hres, and when Lent arrives il finds the aruor of her enthusiasm for balls, parties and must cales nns one whit ahsted--hAroeF-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
sDyERrIsED LETTERS.

C--'si-- "a letters rsI-.s .l--1- ru Pazt0f1ce Gt C-o5s-. Ac.-s-s. Nov. 2l=t Ias7 Iu calling for tte-e Ie-terg uiea5c l-. advertised"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
|. Walking InInrion.2

Fast walking, it is claimed, is injurious |, tho complexion It pumps the blqod into th, head, and does more to ruin the English ana Scotch compilations than all other influences
 combined, for the English and Scotch womel walk more -rushiRsly' than ADer.canA-Cbi
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
THE TIMBER LANDS
or Arizona and Other Notes In Reference
 to the Flora of Our Territory.
lCOnclusIon.l

Comniled from the Census Maps of 1sSO an | Notes oI the bOtanists with It. Wh-eler's
 Expeditions, by John A. Spring.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
A ATHEATRICAL EPOCH.

Total oost of well......-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22
ERIE RAILWAY.-T trans leav,

ERIE RAILWAY. Through trans leave
IL ISdst minutes earlier than time shown from Cham
Go.cho. Binsh.@!on EI%Irs Horn.iIsys Rochester.
HornsIl.viiIo 70 Cincinnati.
Daily Chicago and ~. Louis Limited solid Pull
Cleveland. CINCINNATI. chicago ant 81 Louis Pullman
Sleeping Coaeh-. Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Ham
p.m.-Day Chicago ITress Pullman Day AMI SLEEPING
Coaches to Bnghamtou. kImra Buffalo Niagara Falls AID
Iosos H. IL 90 noon iss $50 SEQ. $50 40 $40 $50.
745. 9:i5. 1880 m. 1900 mdnshs
Zoo aae" ts. ESQ 500 $50 40 500 SO, $40 $50
sio $50 o ss " SSod ~ i4YS so 4t
.si5 1880 p m. 1900 midnight.
Newart and Ps,e.,os via \ewars reek days 81 SO $50
sundays els a a.. 500 $50 s:oop N. :,
noon las $50 $40. $40 tio 500 $50 go 7i5. 7;t5;
ESS e. sna Il %dp oo an NJ sa aseS o3o
Warwick. +46. 500. 1920 m 2;So $50 D. M sundays
Ms",,ceiio To- and White Lars. 600 m aso o. m.
Newburg and Cornwall $50 900 M $780, IiO 4:so aud
900 D. m. sundars $40 IN. and 600 pm.
Montgomery ,,ondoat aud Kingston 800 a. m $3.50 p m
scranton, banmore week days 500 m. 1902 r.; o.,
6r,0. $50. s:O0p m. -
$40 t:so 800 500 $50 p M sundays 6:I5 Sis 500.
10000. m, 500 $50. 500 p IN The 900 m train stops
PORT Jervi, il3 75O 900 1920 m 2:so $780, 40 900
500. $50 sundays s:lo. 900 lo;2o M. 800 $50
Tickets or passage and apartments in Drawing AMI
Sleeping Coaches ned and orefs for tho cheek
oc s No ST. aoi TY ST. sos way is7 Ws.s T.
No S from BT S or a. Tho depot
SIS ioss a" m. and SAC and 1000 @ AZ
r. II. soULE Gen'I Mgr l. r. FARMER, q. p Agt
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN .c kiyER RAILROAD

-, GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
q, . snu inest PASSENGER station IN Anes9A
pa ,arA'ogi Lake Gsorre and Montreal special Draw
Room cars To sAraoya caldwell LAX. GEORGE. Piatts
burg 81 Monir-sl also 10 81 Adams
800 H. the FAMOUS CHI AGO LIMITED compo@i
Bunao Fails Era cleveland ana Toledo arriving
IlO:50 a m. chcsg, Express r.was room Rich
feld prnts. tAns eiUsua an rochester.
'llSoa m. Western New.YorS and Northern srprsst
% ~ "a 40 a LIMIrED saturdays only.
$50 p M Albany n ~ saratoga aad Utica -pecal With
drawiax care u Troy mi la onnscisthroasa
= o. m. Acco amoisroa 70 Albany and Troy.
IS NJ fAsI rhesso kHprs.s VIVA 80 rr .Lon ns, 80,
NseaTs s' s.s TO 0''' 0'''
$3.50 !. ia. Fts Cincinnati And - louis ntpre.. W.
see ear, Tor cieyei.nt c,ncisaAt ina.aaos an
bay, Paul - i,h s.I.e-s &c v,s unes 'da"'
excrt >.turi.y pnns-.s New.a"ss 20 A.otns ,isep
ing H. Pas1ur aud VA R:ass. Psns ,as
wa 81 Aibans Sleepsrs conaeet aziiv q .ss
Loo e. ssrssar Pau SMITH. 20 siss.sr ds risep
sunday Ior Lmssru. R'ne Mennt,ip la 40
iaio' ssS a. m and ciev.sai i2ii n M nsstdiy:
sgl5p n Pacific Expres. with sleeping cars 70, w al
Ter Buffalo, Niagara F.lA Cleveland r,is TO- a,,y s1cspi
IA 49, No. Nah Express. s,sspnsoar: 20 A.s's sr
ssfaie a. Lake 900 AMI Tor the Norm teieep' '
sale 81 ..rasa ces,ra Dsps. tS 7sS AID y.2 Bresdss
u Par. Place BausZ Place "a Vet x,s sshinstss
and 7so Fulton sta. Brosxyn ~ Hoofthst- "A'''-
buzz e,,, =, an. .,.cx esxsass fro a lsss
RON daily. o.hsr. daily sxesDs sasdAv sssops
Hsvs. latte, latte" !tsSs"-'sh axnRy noNErk
dsssSsi sassrutsnasak General Passenger -
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ETHIOPIAN psopuus xAaNErs

,rvxxroot July -prsvisisusB ssos. osnbsrana ost
loa o. Lsax UlsAr xddlsa 3ss 81; short 0isr Mdass
Ala OBJ short Riva Ais OIL ShsuisrA sos 0 pet e~I scar
60a Od Tor Ness Prias Mesa ola o. PORK
Prime Mssa s6a 3D. per Dbl; Prime Mesa. Casters
S4s Sd Prime west
srn Sxa Cd, Lard OIL 3<a Cd Hans-Lesg Cut eoa ID
Battsr-5os o. ~e tor anest aigsf
states Characterization Casica. 5oa Cd Whsas-Ees
western Spring ia 4d S6a 3D.; Rel Winter. "a DBL
Ga Sd Pc csstaL New No. Winter. Ga 3D., do No;
Spnng g. Sd New Mrsi wester Ja LID, California NO
J. Is "a s7a 3D., 10 No 81 6L ~ ST. per esutaL Pro
ducs-spirits Turpostine 3Ts Od do Londss 27s ID
per Refined Petroleum. SAD per GALES Clover Seed
american Red. 40~ per cwt Tallsw-2iA Cd per sa'
Iiss American ais ca Prime CITY. s2a Cd par oTt-
Ronn-Csmmsn. IS Sdi PAa liza ID sos ~ Linsesl ~
22 Cd per owt Proyisioas nsreaa astrissr.tsS sss
hnd s2I fore quarters 2%d per ID Ae7sA Lon
aon-Nev.York state ~ i5A Cd . ss "a ID cots'a'''
ell Liverposl make 2ls OF - - -,
LONDON July -Prodnce-Anseei on 2la Ga per
cwt, Calcutta Lnssed. 3sA ID per alrtsr. Lin scon
Cake. 20 lSa Cd per ten; Refined PesJslen,r. o,se
evil Pals s. OIL Ola OF rrevisoas-Lard ~ ,. Der
cwL for Amsroaa suRar-lsA Cd par owt Ter CaoA Csa
Irfusa polsznT ys' aat rs ISi. 81 ter as;csy1i'
Sd Mutton 49, OIL s2t. 81 Csoo.aIt o,.osyioe; SsS
quarters And Is ID for fore aaArters per SD oy the
carcass
BEFNRs July 2.-wfcoI's Lard closed az SO marks per
100. ,
ANTWERP. July 2l.-Petroeum--F,nsP PALE American IA
francs paid and Is frzscs confines sellers
wlcoIs Lard cIs's 1t - 'ranc' so " Kios
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PAssESoER TRAINS leave ZOO, Of cortiandt and Dc
orosses follows:
o M for catssauQua and IN intermediate po,nta
q for uenevs, Lyons, Enira rochester Bunslo ana
the west princpaI local Chair Wkesbarr
D AM intermediate points Casir ca
- Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading aud HARRISBURG
S40 for Pttston and principal intermediate pontA
Chair car 10 Pittsiun. -.
6<0p m Ceplay and ntermediste pointa Counecsse
to Recalling al Il Harrisburg Cnair car TO Copiay.
p for Geneva Lyons. Elmira koohes ter buffalo N
the Wost Pullman sleeper To Lyons
Tb0 y tor Lsurays Aad informed ATE Rointa -
Trains leaving IN. and $40 y. m connect "
Ali poinIs in Mshsnoy AID Hazletoa coal resioeA
SUNDAY TRAINS
m Chunk. hssieton and intcrn ediAto ponte
b40 y N. for Coplsy and intermediate pontA
z Geneva Elutfa N""hrster buffalo sna
~ w. Qensral Eaatarn Oifce 2y5 Broadway
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A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE. :
"A. stssnsrs CITY OF Troy snt sARAroaA l..v,
e. ss
II UDsoN RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
NEw:YoRE ssd AIRANY.
Daily Except Sundaysh
Leave Broskyd rulton.st 10Y ssoo = m
s:~r SrF Vest asdss a
asd'oa
leave Albany $50 a
Aane BAND attached to each boat
WEST POINT and c Ssxb6Re vim dow, day boa.
DEL r. op ne ny srT. T H. :ssd
vi. sf HSs. S1 n
u1i. srs. SA sfAdis enf T1rs e.. w.s x FL
ssSs TEAS
viii call tor and check frow hosis residences
LOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
Steamer saats:s leave. Tsssdys and
g. RI from 3 $3.50 -. wafer s,'.
sSsso s'i and "a albany s. r r ~ ' ''''e
PENNSYLVANIA RAlLR0Ap;
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
VIA Desoro'ses and cortaudt Streets
Harrisburg Pitts6urg West, Pullman paac.
:.so icS %s m ss.p an
VesrtUulei Cars at y m. day.
asn NJ. csnnss,ips Cory i.r Tita.vnie Petroleum
roT LsssnCa sSOa s9on MA, and i3i5 night w..,,,
ton O Putnam 'hs
Eal,caa nn,ns car daily except snnSa' 10 nj srrys
Sss"n sss mo- H..%a1 90 $50 e'st
,s:cea ~; $50 and :. M: and il nIsat;;
E EST eARRs @1 Ss9 ss
'asS c m sls SslS 81. o. SSS
ror az Pom, sa ana Sds AS not P
and Norfolk Railroad. s:oop every day via Baltimore
Boat. S's b o si yisp %
J-r.sy CITY anordiug speedy and direct transfer Tor
rrain. ayT,Se From Pnt,burr 7lo $780, 1880 TOO
go &c., !" fr $40 ssG% o w. 30 s9s
gnaay $50. S3S S s aHo 7 End lo SS
rs" ' 60 oo 7as $50 800 $50 S5S sSS and
iSS nghs 500 s5S 100 sos 81 e 90 ss5 s5 moo
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express, Trains leave NswYork via Desbrosses and cort
tied D.ins cars and Il a. M 2 80 40 s. g. rs
ii;lGa 40 sunday. EIPr'.. s:iSs s9 E%iisn
r nHa Tea ss1s 3 as ~ l2 a.
an DG ndsy %aanec :. trenton as Camden 10 m and m
IDOL 800 4O5. 80 5iO $50 7:3o 800 $780, 9:4n IL
HS linz m sia go sad f H9's SD
95o m. on sunday 1901, 800 4'o5 40 5lo $3.50
Leave Phiaaephla Camden 900 a IN. ani 4sso p n.
T1ckss onacss $50 IA, s4t Roadway Aston House
courtst and Brooslvn AnneI station foot OF Fnton...
Brookivn station Jersey citv Emgraut Ticket once Cas-
Tho New Yorsrrauste Company win call for aud chock
baGgae. from hotels !. 5 Ant rs'dsncea woon
cAAhLNSo Genera s SS Manager General Pss,r 1ssu.
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

Red Bank. Long Branch ocean Drove Asbury Park.
Ocean Beaoh spring Lake, Point Pleasant &c
COMAENCINO JUNE "a, 1855.
Trains leave New York foot Corsndt and Dssbrcsses st
TAO. -elO a 1900 $3.50 '31d $40 tlmited
press except Red Bank <O. g. $50 p Sundays 7;l5.
Sl5 n M. p.
From loot Of LberSys. sl5. $3.50. Ills a. 1890.
.230 $50 (fast express =. $50 $780, 6l5 sundays
AsbnTy PARK
RUFUS BLO0GGyT J.R WOOD. II. r. BALDWIN,
supL Gen. Pas. AT p. r R u. Pa. c. Il. p OF n. J.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
" Chsmberss station for EnglewOod
Tenahy.. closer. spsrkill and Nysck $50. 40 $50
9:3O II a. M l.l5. $50 e. $50. 6zU, $40 ESQ.,
1890 M. IL midnight Sunday. 7;lo $40 IN. and
P For Manuel sprine Valley Monsey aud slmans.
53n, 7;lO $3.50 $50 $40 p. li30 D. Saturdays
only. SUNDAYS $50 a m- y.
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4otels
Che Iurt.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES-Long Branch.
Ni EVERY TUESDAY, THU RsDAY and sArU aDAY
Central r. Of j. HSs%M pcrr, sns sso has
q m, 1918 l2te l'3o 2. IN. Psnns.iysna Z. r. cors
lspdt and Desbrosses St Ferries 7:lO $40 lls0 ID
m. 1880 m: m on saturdays only. beats VIA sandy
Hook. from Pier 4. n. H.. o. IL a. M 1910. Races
promptly h23o u m. Fare. Round Tnp including admis
70 Field. 81 80.
J. H. CosrER, Sec A. J. CASSATT, Prsst
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Published by HARPER & BROTHERS. New-York


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MC,OR A COMPREHENSIVE GROUPING
OF ALL NEw.ENGLAND's oLoRIEs IN THE WAY
OF LANDSCAPE AND sEAscAPE. done up in the true
artistic Bedeksr styis. commend you to TIcKNoRs
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every suriss this ssoios the Boston olsbe
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II T.
j NEWPORT FALL RIVER, AND EAST AND
NORTH.
rona commission. Pilgrim. Bristol
Providence and Oh COLONY. A FINE BAND AND
ORCH ESTRA ATTACa ED no EACH STEAMER Leave
Sew YORK from Pier % tod MOI N. r. foot OF Murrayst
follows
$50 D. u for Fall direct connecting Boston.
Fchnurg New.Redford Marhss Vineyard, Nantucket and
local Old COLONY Railroad
6:l5 D. Newport. about f5 m and Fall River
about M conuectiuz with trains aud through
for Boston, cape Cod. Lowell aad North White Noun
tanr. &c
SUNDAYS. leave New-York $3.50 pm for all points. Pc
turning leave Boston .. m.
Conncoton BY Annex Boat daily from BROOKLYN ..
jersey CITY y.
Ticker. ami sfatorooms - DO obtained EewYork at
2o7 pol e.4 957 and 1898 Broadway, 2 West 26thss,
1873 Bsworr, Astof House aud Wtndso'
Hotel Line o1ica Pier % n. r., aud "a steamer.
sent 90 -ilupi copy Oi slld Colony. OF, Pilgrim
Lat" ~ = ! v Yer Line Tour
BORDEN al LOWELL. GEO. L. CoNNOR,
Gen. Pass ACT
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TEE PETROLEUM KIRKEE

Nrwy FROM THE YIELD AND RANGE OF rRICES
rhsrs wss feature interest b tho way Of nsws sfse
ns uls speculation Yesterday and shs wss
IN activity frsm small Of Wednesday Tns SUI
Lima OIL Ike all -hs ncaents of the past few monsns
passed Of night sad mind OF the
trader rAngsd ever limit OF . cent ana oiosso
steady and barely changed.
Tho range and the total dealings at the Conson
dated Exchange were as iollsws:
Opening Lowest- eSt
zoe ooo
6aes,
Refined oil was unchanged at ~ cents per gaisn-
PursBuRo, Psan- July 21.-Cruds Ou-Natenai Transs
Candidates opened SEQ aad closed at 69 highest price,
90; lewsst price. b9sL
TrrusvILLE Penn. July 2l-Cruds on-Nstionai Trsnss
csraeates opened 5s7s closed 90 highest price,
coz Lowest price. bs'&
OIL Crrr Penn JAY 2L-Cruds on-Natienai Transit
Certificates opened 60 and closed at 60 highest price
co., lowest price, hs. Sales $4,000 barrels ohArs"r
IL ess barrels; ciearances. 100000 barrels shipments
l9,l12 barrels; runs. - barrels
BHAproRD Penn. July 2o.-Cruds olINational Transit
Certificates opened and closed At 59g highest price,
90 price. 6sTe CiearAnces. 536.000 barrels
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FOR Boston. Worcester Portland and White Mountains
DIRECT ROUTE
To
Eew-London Norwich, Watch Hill AMI Block Island.
RATES REDUCED
Steamers "Cty OF Worcester" City Of Boston, and city
OF Lawrence" 2 er 80 North River foot OF Watts st..
next pier above ps'efosses.t erryl daily. Sundays
cepted D. Tickets and staterooms secured 207
26l S97 457 and o57 Broadway 10 IL Green wIchs
l53 Bowery. Astos House. Windsor aud Cosmopolitan
hotels, s3s Fultou.st Brooklyn Pier 40 North River
on steamerA
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~HARPEFs CATALOGUE. comprising the titles OF
and four thousand Volumes Win DO sent W
mail on receipt Of Ten Cents for postage
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CATSKILL EVENING LINE.

CATSKITL EVENING LINE.
~ STEAMERS KAATER~KILL AND CArSKfLrA
Lave PIER 33. ". r., foot OF Jsv-st.
EVERY WEEK DAY AT p ~,
kazsrskiu leaves az p II. and
Brett at D
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN AND CAIRO r. r CONNECTS
Ilstof houses rates SC, at pier. mailed free W,
W. j. UUHES. Treasurer. Cstskill. " Y.
DOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE GO TO
i SARATOGA, LEBANON itichnsd SPRING. the Adifon
Alexandria Bav Thou islands NiaEara. Mon
trea Quebec Coop.r.town sharon Springs, &C. e.. K.
quick and comfortable Accommodations.
by the N-~York reUtra and Hnds"n River Railroad from
outrs Depot For Information apply al 4l3 7r6
9l2 ,i"a,wav Grand Central Depot. MottHaven Sta
tnut Wasgin st. Brook
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EDITORS DRAWER
Conducted by CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
The Keeping OF Diary.-Heroic Treatment: Poem by
O. A. K with Three illustrations By A b. Frost-The WHIP
ping Pos-Pure OF sam Hous
ton-An story In Now Dresa-An Original version
Consolation FupaEe Illustration by George Du Maurief)
CONSOLATION.
mage Illustration from the original drawing By GEORGE
DU MAURIER
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MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
Political In tell gence. --Disastera-obrtuary.
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1ustrxctiou.


Tor Boys and Young Msn-ofty.
DRTPARATIONS for fall college sxsmina-
iona Summer session begins Asguat - ec5euud4
classical WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL, 50 kAst leth-sS
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,473
~ Brway. nser I2dst, b1st yeef. Primary, csnmsfeie
aDl classical departments; psrusee theronGh H. HOE
BY w. AKIN. ~. c. HENDhICKsON. PrindpaA
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A LBANY B0ATs.P.OoLgs. LINE.-PA
leaveevsrv ~ssk tsv w.sj r,n psr ~ Y n ieas,,
Freight rscs,vsi until tas ,sar q t,,,rslrA
Lave srsokiya via Asnsz. Fnltou-st. at s p M
A -RoNp0gr; KlsG.r0N AND CATS
s~ar, Stony Cioys and cstskin Noay'.,n RsiirosS
Steamers CITY Ksssssu anil Jan-s W. Bsii~n issve
s.tnr ws.s ss re-. a. 'rssS:
in. lrsin ,r ali aer R.se Is rough em,uuisia.
,n WI 'ss,v sa a.. n,at. y = "ss or ,.ys
Monday 6..m
A MARY POVELL.-For Crlns,on. West
20 Potut Cornwall. vrwhur. New qsmhnrS. Milton.
tsu1davs e,espte leaves ve-,rvt si6 West 22di $50
v SATURDAYS LEAVES ONE HOUR rARLrnR
BOSTON, WATCH HILL. NARRAGAN-
ID sErr FR
VIA STONIsGTON me.
From S.w Pier &c. North aver canai-s.
at daily exesp Snsisv fhrour from steamers
lnaine 20 Sarr'sinssu Ter w,ths,t extra charge
NEW YORK ONTARIO e. WESTERN R'Y
~ Trains ieave from ferries at Vest 42i and IsysIn
wsst 42i, e.. M, Jav~t, 40 m f,r Mi nstoyn Fails
burg Moni,celo Liberty. Walton oelbL vorwih Utica
Lax. Mian.w.s.a MID 2to~a EhcuSie FiIsbars gos:
Lake Mon.ws'ts MiaaI.to~n. Eisaviiir r.ssSrs Non:
ss , 'e walton s Ns,r,s, y or s
ssiurd.v hathoiisav train West All lis :, n, Iavst
2 NJ. Tor Mtast'wn. Eilsnvla FaIisnur& aontcslla
Pullman drswi,e.r,om and sleeping on al, trans
Seat. md berth. reserved At s.7 Brosvay Tune table
i Ia ss. IL f8s.a 80 20 20 We. " '''
J. C. ANDERSON. a. p. 4.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22

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tartan Point view-Tolsois Russian Environment; tho
Multiplicity Of secs spiritual OF the Community
shovu I'm Mr. A. r. Heard's " Tho Russian Church and
Russian Dissent "-wlkesons Recollooons OF Private
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22

For Young Ladies-City.
CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 1851
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opsn those completing preparation here admitted
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departments Terms for boarding paens noAeate
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-31

7jO, 600 bags; total, 4,750,OO0 bhgs: The
to'al shortage in Rio, Santos and Java is
$500, 600 bags. The estimated shortage
in crops of all other cotiees is over 600.
900 bags. Total shortage of this years
crop, 3,j00.OOO bags. The above figures
are higher than generally estimated. The
visible supply of the world, all kinds,
May |, 1887. was 5000, 900 bags estimated
crop of the world, all kinds, for 1887,
1,1ij,00O bags; total, 1l,Gi5,C0O bags.
Some authorities estimate this years
crop at 1000, 900 bags less than
as given above. The available roast
ing cofiecs of the world, old crop, which
is all that can be used for roasting for
nearly one year, does not amount to
100000 bags; while the average stock
carried in Europe ard the United States
is about 5000, 900 bags. The visible sup.
ply of the world is 1000, 900 bags less last
year with its full crops. II can be readily
seen that there will be no coffee left one
year from this summer, unless the con-
sumption falls off very much, Consump-
ton is not falling off, neither are there
any indications of it. One pound of cot
fee properly made up will yield 100 cups
of the beverage. AT present prices it
will cost cent per cup.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-31
Personal Para aoranha.

j. G. Cook, assistant clerk of the late
legislature, is in the city from Lincoln.
f. Rosewater is absent in Chicago, at
tending the annual meeting of the, west
ern associated press. He will return the
last of the week.
Harry Counsman has resigned his posi-
ton as postal clerk, to take effect June l.,
and has accepted position in City Clerk
Southard's Office.
&. F. Swift, the Chicago pork packer,
is in the city accompanied by Mr. Gard
ner, who has the plans of the big pack
ing house, which is to be commenced at
once.
Mr.. John Widener, head clerk of Ros-
enberry's planning mill, is celebrating
the arrival of daughter, regulation
weight and strength. The mill shut down
IN consequence.
Mr.. +. Connolley will leave the latter
part of the week for Ireland. Mr. Con
nolley's parents live in county Monag-
han, and he has not been there for thirty
years. He will be gone for month.
J. Chase, of Weeping Water; Or. J.
Price Nelson, of Lincoln; George Mead
and, W. L. Dorrlngton, Percy Pepoon,
Falls City, and Edwin Sharpe, Douglas,
Wyo., are at the Paxton among the ar
rivals.
Thomas Douglas, the popular leader
of the A. o. II. band, leaves to-day for
California on n two months pleasure
trip. During his absence his brother
James, thoroughly capable musician,
will take charge of the band.
Doctor Galbrath returned yesterday
from an extended trip in California, Ore.
gon. Washington territory and away up to
Puget Sound. The doctor is looking
splendidly and says that he never felt
halter IN his life and never had a more
pleasant vacation.
dealer of Cheyenne, left Omaha, where
he has been in attendance at the Presby
terian assembly as commissioner from
the Boulder presDytery, for Chicago las,
evening. He will attend the National
Sunday School association in that city.